Apple Watch blood oxygen detection used to save son's life at 14,000 feet

AppleInsider
Jan 22, 2024, 10:51 pm364 pts
A 14-year-old with acute altitude sickness was kept stable through the night by being monitored via an Apple Watch with blood oxygen detection. Apple Watch Series 9 Apple Watches with blood oxygen detection have been banned from import to the United States, but the feature is still active on devices already…

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